Winter Breaker
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Hey guys,
I probably wont be updating/reblogging for a good long time.
What’s happened is that in addition to still doing my old job I’ve started an internship at a web dev company. Which means I have a whole hell of a lot of studying to do whenever I have the free time.
I’ll try and come back from time to time, but for the next 2 months or more it’s going to be pretty dead.
Hope I don’t haemorrhage too many followers while I’m gone.
PS: I’ll probably be tweeting a bunch though if that’s something you want to do… @C_rady
hey, whatcha doing? are these the internets? can I internet too?
Goddamnit moon moon
MOON MOO N
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Not what I meant when I said I wanted to see him get wood…
Dotwork sleeves, chest, and back | Nazareno Tubaro
I know I’ve posted some photos of this before, but it’s too freaking gorgeous to not post again.
Really amazing tattoo work. Will keep reblogging.
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By now lots of you have read YA #4, which came out this week, and there’s been a lot of talk about the double page spread on pages 2 and 3. So I thought I’d use that to talk a little about the collaboration process of YA. Kieron mentions in the AR segment for the book that when you make comics as a team you’re really trying to pretend to be one person making the whole thing. That’s why we believe the best comics come out of close collaboration, and not just a production line. Spoilers after the cut.
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That double page spread stopped my heart and left me breathless when I was reading.
